Dawson Creek man remanded on impaired driving charge
Fredrick Wakeman Lampert, 59, of Dawson Creek British Columbia, found not guilty on refusing a breath sample and remanded until 9 July 1975 on an impaired driving charge.
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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1975
Page
2
Fredrick Wakeman Lampert, 59, of Dawson Creek British Columbia, found not guilty on refusing a breath sample and remanded until 9 July 1975 on an impaired driving charge.
Fay Cox recalls Lone Prairie’s 1932 school built by residents, led by David Wartenbe, with lumber from outside the valley. The building hosted classes through 1936, then served as homes and storage before becoming the Kennedy home at its original site. Members note past picnics, dances, and relics found nearby, plus local gatherings and visits from neighbors and guests.
The Peace River International Press Tour visited Moberly Lake on June 3 for lunch. Forty two travellers, bus drivers, and local officials enjoyed a lavish meal with T bone steaks, trimmings, raspberries, saskatoon tarts, wine, and tea or coffee. The event, hosted by the Moberly Lake Community Association, featured locals like Auguste Rohel and John Jackman. A note complains about including the stop in the official brochure. The writer also critiques political commentary and a history channel program, urging careful, factual history.
Canadian Coachways Alberta Limited announces an application has been made to the Motor Carrier Com. Details of the filing, the intended service changes, and involved routes or operating authorities are under review by the regulator. Public notices request any objections or comments within the specified deadline.
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